News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-13
HYDE PARK.

Town clerk MOVES issued thirteen
marriage licenses during 1S86-two
less than the previous year.
Saturday and Sunday were arctic
days, the thermometer ranging down
in the thirties, some of them indicating
$50 below zero.
The North Star Dramatic Club OF
North Hyde Park, will produce their
play. "Louva, the Pauper," al the
Town Hall IN few weeks.
The stone abutments having been
completed, carpenters are now at work
on the dry bridge. 1t is hoped the
work will soon be completed.
Messrs. E. A. Smalley, Fred Child
and G. w. Brown have gone to Cana
da after horses, We presume there
will not be horse of any value left in
the Dominion after they make their
selections.
School district clerks should remem'
Der that their birth and death records
must be handed in to the Town Clerk
before the first of Fehl uary, as dis
lrict clerks who neglect to comply
| with the registration laws are liable tC
fine of five dollars.
Coasling on The depot hill is 6
favorite pastime with many. 1t is g
capital sliding place, but great care
should be taken 10 avoid accidents
We don't know but the safest pre-.
tentative would be to select place
not frequented by teams.
Some letters sent out from thi:
place the early part of last week were
in the Boston & Albany railroad dis
aster near Springfield. Those that
were not consumed were sent bacl
badly scolched. The whole number
of sacks in the fatal mail car was 200
and many of them were entirely de
,troyed.
The horse-sheds adjoining the churcl
are more or less filled up with oil
wagons and other cast-otf truck. Tn,
owners of the sheds have no objections
TO their being used as place 0
shelter for leans, but to have then
used as catch-all tor everything
hey protest. Besides they do no
present very neat appearance whel
80 used.
The stockholders of the Lamoil
County National Bank. at their annua
me eting Tuesday, elec,ed the follow
ing Directors: {. ). Noyes, II. I'll
Powers, z. X. GIeed, Geo. Wilkins
Henry Smile, e. 5. Page, A. l.
Noy es. The ID rectors effected al
organization by eIecuiug G. ). Noyes
President; e. 5. Page, Vice Presi
dent; A. l.. Noyes, Cashier.
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which you and your friends occupy.
Our long winters are often th
school times of the farmers and of tn
mechanics, whose pressing labor
cease with the autumn months. L
them the winter may be the mos
profitable season of the year. In
, struction in financial point of vie'
is often more valuable than money, a
it enables the farmer and mechanic t
save labor by the use Of a cultivate
brain. The muscles are applied t
F. some purpose when directed by int
5 ligence. System and skill become IL
: stock in trade, and instruction a pre-
S fitable investment.
A letter from Austin Belknap
: Son, proprietors of the creamer,
0 states that the farmers do not seem il
e clined to take the Fairlamb can {
trial and the only course left Of tn